LEFT-VENTRICULAR INTERACTION WITH ARTERIAL LOAD STUDIED IN ISOLATED CANINE VENTRICLE
LEFT-VENTRICULAR INTERACTION WITH ARTERIAL LOAD STUDIED IN ISOLATED CANINE VENTRICLE
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DOI:
10.1152/ajpheart.1983.245.5.h773
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
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SAGAWA, K
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作者:
SUNAGAWA, K;MAUGHAN, WL;SAGAWA, K
A framework of analysis to predict the stroke volume (SV) resulting from the complex mechanical interaction between the ventricle and its arterial system was developed. Here, both the left ventricle and the arterial system were characterized by their end systolic pressure (Ps)-SV relationships and predicted SV from the intersection of the 2 relationship lines. The final output of the analysis was a formula that gives the SV for a given preload as a function of the ventricular properties (Ees, Vo, and ejection time) and the arterial impedance properties (modeled in terms of a 3-element Windkessel). To test the validity of this framework for analyzing the ventriculoarterial interaction, the ventricular properties under a specific set of control arterial impedance conditions were 1st determined. With the ventricular properties thus obtained, the analytical formula was used to predict SV under various combinations of noncontrol arterial impedance conditions and 4 preloads. The predicted SV were compared with those measured while actually imposing the identical set of arterial impedance conditions and preload in 8 isolated canine ventricles. The predicted SV was highly correlated (P < 0.0001) with the measured 1 in all ventricles. The average correlation coefficient was 0.985 .+-. 0.004 (SE), the slope 1.00 .+-. 0.04, and the y-axis intercept 1.0 .+-. 0.2 ml, indicating the accuracy of the prediction. Apparently, the representations of ventricle and arterial system by their Ps-SV relationships are useful in understanding how these 2 systems determine SV when they are coupled and interact.